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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
3
Coroner Phelan inspected the scene at the lumber yard after a late afternoon incident in Bridgeport. A pile of cargo pieces shifted causing injuries to a youth named McGueeny. the leg reportedly died a few hours later.
Greenwich increases its Liberty Loan allotment with April’s pace and a doubled quota target. The town today recorded a mark at 453 800 on an allotment of 86 200 as it moves toward meeting the revised quota.
Thousands of New Yorkers cheered returning American troops and French forces as the Blue Devils and Pershing expedition heroes led a citywide rally in support of the third Liberty loan. Bands, marching units, and cash bond purchases filled the procession from the sub-treasury to City Hall, with speakers urging home support and continued sacrifice.
Bridgeport files civil suit against T. A. Scott Co Inc and New Amsterdam Casualty for 50000 damages over sea wall damage at Seaside Park from autumn storms. Wall repair cost put at 46000. Bond of 42000 posted. Case moves through civil Superior Court. trial expected but not soon.
The Wet Trade bureau declares no invoices are required for merchandise mailed to Hawaii Porto Rico the Philippines and other US possessions for personal use by individuals in the navy or army units under a general export license issued by the War Department. Americans not serving in the army navy or Red Cross must obtain individual licenses when mailed by dealers or others not connected with the expeditionary force.
An inventory filed in Probate Court for the estate of Kila Smith shows about $751,500 in local bank assets. Hiam Nims of the automotive company led the party with Franklin Reed as lieutenant. the group departed after an event on Sanford Street drawing several smokers.
A brief note highlights blue fabrics as a Spring favorite alongside khaki. It lists 65 blue varieties for dresses and suits, including serge, poplin, gabardine, tussah, mohair, and satin blends. Prices range from $1.50 to $4 a yard, with sponged broadcloth at $3.50 to $4.00. Located on the third floor of the store.
Rich voiles in plain hues and varied color play sell at 29c to 85c per yard. Distinctive voiles with satin crossbars or large white dots go for 1 per yard. Exclusive patterns in bright color blends, some all over designs, 39c to 50c per yard. Extra-value plaids stripes and floral designs offered.
Advertisement for new tub silk petticoats in pure white or pink, with hemstitched or trimmed designs. Describes suitability under summer dresses and laundry durability. Prices range from $3 to $5, located on the second floor.
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